Caye Caulker, Belize
While
coconut plantations are now rare, the extraction of coconut oils and the baking
of coconut breads and pies still exist on a small scale. In the evenings, as you
meander back from your day’s tour, you will find many children with baskets
selling an assortment of hot, fresh, home-baked coconut breads, pies and cakes.
Locals
welcome the avid listener to tales of island myths; stories of life past, when
open-aired outhouses dotted the tips of piers, kerosene lanterns lit houses and
bathing was done in the street next to the water well. Enthusiastic listeners
themselves, they, too, lend keen ears to new ideas, lifestyles
& experiences,
embracing the exotic blends of international cultures. Pull
up a chair next to an island native and have a splendid evening of chitchat.
Experience life through the eyes of a
local.
See the
world from a new perspective... Take a bit of Belize with you - it’s people,
it’s culture! |
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